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Have not tested it but curious as to the target audience. The home page feels like a "Mom reminding kids to take out the garbage" front-end (ie, very personal:
by O1111OOO 8y ago
Have not tested it but curious as to the target audience. The home page feels like a "Mom reminding kids to take out the garbage" front-end (ie, very personal: nothing wrong with that).
As you look ahead and folks request more features it could eventually look like (searching... searching... Ok. Found something):
https://codecanyon.net/item/activity-board-activity-manager/634766 https://codecanyon.net/item/activity-board-activity-manager/... (see screenshots)
At this point, it stops feeling like "nagware" as someone mentioned but a more polished/friendly business/GTD tool. I've used similar to the linked sample in the years past (email notifications only) and it's been very effective for tracking virtually everything.
A response by recipient (person responsible for the task) to the email gets added to the database and keeping track of the progress is available to admin(s), team members or all.
I mention the above only because in it's present state (have not kicked the tires, basing it on the front page, do not want to provide actual cell numbers now) it just seems much easier to directly send a SMS.
- relaunched 8y agoIt's truly geared more towards husband / wife, parents / kids. We think that having a system that provides prompts at the right time, for the tasks that matter, can be very powerful. Personally, we're focused on a post UI world, where sms / voice + push mechanisms manage you...as opposed to tools that you have to manage yourself. It's really important that we build a relationship between the person designated to do the task and iPrompted. More to come. Thanks for the feedback!